Program To Combat Racism Of World Church Stirs Controversy
In five years the World Council of Churches antiracism program draws both praise and criticism. Grants total 479000 this year, with 1163000 to African black groups since 1970, largely from British and European churches. Critics call it terrorist support while church leaders defend the aid as essential, monitored by local churches and Geneva committees.
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Woman Who Complained Becomes Tom's Dogcatcher
Virginia Cash, 28, rides a bike with a lasso through PECATONICA Illinois catching stray dogs. Since last spring she has netted 80 dogs, charging 5 to 25 dollars per pickup, while the town provides a small monthly stipend and she patrols with her 21 month old son Ronnie in tow. She earned initially by complaints to the mayor about loose dogs and now helps enforce leash laws, following strays up to 10 miles out of town.
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